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The Sicilian with 2.c3 is a very modern variant of this old opening.
It avoids those sharp and elaborated variants that are so dangerous
for White (and make it so popular for Black).
Many grandmasters won remarkable games with this opening in the last years.
But can White really gain some advantage with the "quiet" move c3 ?
The games start after the move sequence
Currently, there are 8 boards in 1 rooms set up:
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| | Players waiting for opponents |
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| | Create a new board |
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The c3 Sicilian has experienced an explosion of new interest in the past several years.
Only few years ago no one played it - now everyone and everything (DEEP BLUE).
To stay ahead, Chandler's book is a must.
He uses 70 complete games and innumerable notes to illustrate the cutting
edge of c3 theory as of the date of publication.
Viewing Games.
Just enter one of the "Virtual Game Rooms" listed above.
In each of the rooms up to 20 boards are set up.
You may view any of the boards, but making moves is
generally password protected.
Challenge a Player.
You may challenge any of the players waiting for an opponent.
Just enter a game room and click on "Challenger".
Or
search for an opponent.
Create a New Board.
If you can't find an appropriate opponent, you may
create a new board.
Find all your games.
Enter your name or email address into the "Search Player" dialog.
This searches for all games that match your name or your
email address. Just enter your email if you used several aliases
in your games.
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